Can the temperature be gradually increased like the volume on a radio or is it either high or low heat? TY
19232
Seems to be mostly hi or low it's kinda hard to set an exact temp but you don't really need to preheat much unless your smoking. I'm still loving my SRG I feel it's been a very well worth the money I spent.
19233
It can be regulated. There is a dial that reduces your flames the same you use to turn the gas on. Hope this was useful, enjoy.
19234
It has a gas control that can gradually regulate the temperature from 325-450 degrees. I bought mine for thanksgiving and now use it for just about anything, it is a true "Jack of All Trades" smoker; I love it!
1676525
No it just has 1-10 and the heat increases as the number increase. I like my heater, it has preformed well.
1750082
On auto mode it takes it between 55% and 60%, ideal for many musical instruments. It goes lower if set to high. Has a low setting for reduced noise. Keeps it around 60%. We have two running in an exceptionally large room (combined living/dining room with cathedral ceiling). Taking water out of the air does raise temperature. Less need to run as often if room is closed. Ours is pretty open.
1977850
Yes, a user can press the up and down buttons to raise or lower the temperature, and yes, the user can raise and lower the temperature within the range set by the administrator. Correct.
653895
The tempature can go up to 175. On low end you have some flexibility because you can change solution tempature. When the machine is running the solution tempature will rise without using the heater.
860448
Just push and hold the + and - buttons at the same time for about 3 seconds or until you hear a beep. Then you can adjust the temp.
1458112
The volume on mine is adjustable to a quite reasonable low volume, however the volume control is tiny and imprecise.
806217
No, you cannot control the temperature. There are no settings that allow you to control it. It does have a fan and has an even distribution of warm air that flows to all levels.
1676528
This heater has a control knob with numbers. One cannot set it to a specific temp, however with use, one lerns the setting that he (she) finds the most comfortable and it works well no matter what the ambient temperature. I feel that this unit is well worth the price. Cliff
866339
The control only has a Low, High or Off setting - nothing to specify temperature. I've never had to use the High setting as the Low setting emits enough heat (and I get cold easily with the office A/C blaring).
1684497
No you can't set a specific degree, but you can however turn the heat "up and down." The difference between high and low isn't that huge but it does make a difference in a small space. It's a great little heater for the money, but if you want fancy features like that you might have to spend a little more.
1484727
Yes, this is thermostatically controlled with hi and low fan speeds. These are GREAT little heaters. The other one I have is 20 years old. It's not digital like this one but looks the same otherwise. Go for it!
309046
My radio gets warm when charging which is normal when charging most batteries. But it does not get excessively hot.
2205093
I don't hear it on this radio, but some do. Most radio volume knobs control the amplifier, hence zero sound when turned down, but better fidelity can be achieved by leaving the amplifier on max and controlling the input to the amplifier. Therefore, turned down. you still hear the amp. My son told me why that is.
213763
There were settings, Lo-Hi. If you set it to Lo it boiled more slowly than if you set it higher. I don't know what that translated out to in terms of degrees.
1358887
I just left radio on at low volume,the battery will drain a little faster at a higher volume.
1465716
There is a high and low setting.high is pretty loud.low is still loud-_-but not too